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April 2001
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    FEATURED THEME:
Poetry Month

Rhyme Time Poetry Plans and Projects
Bring poetry into your classroom through monitor and modem with the help of these activities!
Invent Your Own Poetry Form
Attack poetry from a new angle! After students have tried their hands at writing traditional poetry, invite them to invent their own poetry forms.
Seventh Graders Writing Italian Sonnets You Bet!
Let's take a look at a program that has kids writing all kinds of poems---from quatrains to limericks to (yes!) Italian sonnets.
It's Raining Cats and Dogs
This lesson plan teaches idioms (figurative language) in a creative, fun way.

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National Stress Awareness Day

Panda Bears 1st shown in US

Slavery Abolished in Washington, DC (1862)

  • The Road to Freedom: Using the WWW to Teach About Slavery
    For black slaves in America, the road to freedom was a long and difficult one. This week, Education World observes Black History Month by providing activities to help your students trace that journey and to learn about some of the heroes who paved the way to freedom. Included: Activities for teaching about slavery across the grades and the curriculum.
  • Travel the Underground Railroad!
    Visit slave cabins, auction yards, and other stops along the Underground Railroad. In *The Underground Railroad* --a new book from Scholastic-- author Raymond Bial paints a vivid picture of the lives of slaves and of the emotions behind their desperate need to escape, whatever the risks. Text and photographs detail the history of slavery and the laws that governed slaves. Bial visits slave cabins, auction yards, and other stops along the Underground Railroad, and he introduces readers to some of the heroes --black *and* white-- of the time.
  • Climb Aboard the Underground Railroad T.O.U.R.!
    Share, learn, and uncover a bit of America's past! Now in its third year, a project that assists teachers and students who are studying the Underground Railroad has gone global with its own Web site. This growing endeavor is looking for new members, and what better time could there be to join than during this February, Black History Month? The coordinators of this project say, "Climb aboard!" You will share, learn, and uncover a bit of America's lost past.

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